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In a recent announcement, Marvel unveiled the covers for the first issue of “X-Men: Apocalypse” by writer Jeph Loeb, who penned the original series, and artist Simone Di Meo, an Eisner Award nominee. This six-issue event will be flanked by one-shots titled “Alpha” and “Omega“. Di Meo provides the main cover for this series, with support from Arthur Adams, Fanyang, and Joe Madureira. Particularly noteworthy is Di Meo’s cover as it showcases the return of Nate Grey, otherwise known as X-Man, the alternate version of Cable from “Age of Apocalypse”.

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This collection honors the most remarkable lightsabers that have appeared on the big screen, each boasting a story as distinctive as its handle and beam.

This list pays tribute to the standout lightsabers showcased in movies, with each one having its own unique tale associated with their hilts and blades.

The pre-release version of the game includes four characters to play with, three unique storylines for So Mi (each having different visuals, enemies, and bosses), a multiplayer combat system that supports up to four players, and an initial part of Nishi Island Metropolis as the setting. The final version will offer additional characters, storylines, bosses, locations, activities, and improvements. The game is estimated to stay in pre-release for about one to two years.